mando
Newbie
Hi,
I found an old Yashica T4 (not super) w/ carl zeiss T 3.5/35 lens while cleaning up old boxes. Battery still works and it is in great shape(still in nice felt pouch). I just cannot find any online manuals for it, only T4 super/T4 super D. I don't know what the difference is beside what seems to be the weatherproof and super scope from the pictures on the net. I would really like to know what the iso range is and options on this point & shoot camera so I can try it out. Any help would be greatly welcomed.
thanks
Antonio
I found an old Yashica T4 (not super) w/ carl zeiss T 3.5/35 lens while cleaning up old boxes. Battery still works and it is in great shape(still in nice felt pouch). I just cannot find any online manuals for it, only T4 super/T4 super D. I don't know what the difference is beside what seems to be the weatherproof and super scope from the pictures on the net. I would really like to know what the iso range is and options on this point & shoot camera so I can try it out. Any help would be greatly welcomed.
thanks
Antonio
farce
Member
I think the weatherproof and top viewfinder are the only differences.
Let me see if I can locate my t4's manual. the options are pretty standard.
there are a bunch of flash options. there is the self timer.
personally I have shot iso50 velvia and iso800 kodak film in this camera.
Let me see if I can locate my t4's manual. the options are pretty standard.
there are a bunch of flash options. there is the self timer.
personally I have shot iso50 velvia and iso800 kodak film in this camera.
emraphoto
Veteran
superscope! it rocks... that's about it.
mando
Newbie
Thank you both farce and emraphoto. More than anything I needed to know if iso 400 and higher was available, and from the replies it seems fine. I have some delta 3200 and neopan 1600 that I wanted to try with. I cannot believe how the battery (3v lithium cr123) still functions after all these years. Thanks again
tjcsafe
Newbie
Hello
I have kust bought a T4 and would be grateful to know if it would be possible to get a copy of the manual? Thanks for any help
I have kust bought a T4 and would be grateful to know if it would be possible to get a copy of the manual? Thanks for any help
pbhome
Member
T4 Manual...
T4 Manual...
Try this one for the manual.
http://www.neongreen.com/manuals_source/yashica/t4/super/
T4 Manual...
Try this one for the manual.
http://www.neongreen.com/manuals_source/yashica/t4/super/
Roger Vadim
Well-known
Iso 50 -3200 with DX code
nice Camera when working. two of the three t4's I owned developed a nasty "half roll shot - rewind syndrome", where they rolled the film back at around frame 17 or so. never found out what it was.
my ex-irlfriend uses them now, with sucess -- she doesnt care. have fun with the camera, sharp little Tessar...
nice Camera when working. two of the three t4's I owned developed a nasty "half roll shot - rewind syndrome", where they rolled the film back at around frame 17 or so. never found out what it was.
my ex-irlfriend uses them now, with sucess -- she doesnt care. have fun with the camera, sharp little Tessar...
nightfly
Well-known
I had the half roll rewind problem and got it serviced by Kyocera and it hasn't happened since (this was in the mid 90s).
The camera is a gem. Bought my t4 super new in the mid-90s for a trip to South America and came back with insane Velvia slides. Still amazes me whenever I use it. The colors are gorgeous and despite being f 3.5 the shaprness of the in focus areas and the beautiful out of focus areas that this little Tessar produces are incredible. It's my go to camera when shooting color.
The camera is a gem. Bought my t4 super new in the mid-90s for a trip to South America and came back with insane Velvia slides. Still amazes me whenever I use it. The colors are gorgeous and despite being f 3.5 the shaprness of the in focus areas and the beautiful out of focus areas that this little Tessar produces are incredible. It's my go to camera when shooting color.